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Have any of you ever been inside a federal prison? It sure as hell isn't like any state prison I have been to. I can pretty much tell you that she isn't suffering too bad. Yeah, she is confined, but it surely isn't "hard" time. You can't believe how clean they are. They are like a country club when you are used to playing municipal courses. Night and day. Now, I never want to wind up in jail or prison, but if I did, I would want to do a fed crime to go to the country club.
 

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Is any of this any different than politicians getting a hall pass for their kids? I blame the schools and their scams of pandering to out of country students, shutting out kids in their own home state so another state can charge them up the wazzoo for tuition, etc. It's all about ensuring administrators get the fat daddy salaries, benefits and pensions vs paying professors more and investing more into learning programs. It's not wonder other countries are kicking our asses.
 

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I call BS. The LL legal team is leaking BS info buy LL sympathy and reduced sentence. Those who are OK with what LL did, need to be screwed over by her, then you’ll change your tune.
Imagine your kid has spent a good amount of their childhood in rowing practice, training for hopefully a spot on prestigious college team or maybe even a scholarship and if good enough a spot on the Olympic Team. The Olympic prospects in this sport only come from big name schools unlike some other sports. Then the coach of USC which has verbally promised your kid a spot at USC all of a sudden reneges. Your kid is shattered, along with some others kids who lost their shot at attending an affluent school because someone undeserving had more money and influence than you did.
I can already see our Olympic teams being fielded with a bunch of undeserving lackeys looking for spotlight instead of dedicated athletes performing for the honor of representing our country.

This effects all of us, not just the select few who were immediately screwed over. USC though being a private school receives a lot of public tax money from State and the Fed. Let’s face it, anyone who doesn’t earn their place will never appreciate or return the investment, time and energy put into them as someone who did.

Where does this begin and where does it stop?
I doubt this is the first or last time LL and others used their wealth and celebrity to influence undue advantage for their children over others.
It’s only a one time deal if they’re caught the first time and the punishment is severe enough to prevent future immoral intentions. This is not one of those punishments.
We need to throw the book at white collar criminals. It’s destroying the moral compass of society. Look at how many people will destroy someone’s lifetime efforts or savings knowing they’ll only get a few months or few years max prison time for stealing $Millions in blink of an eye that they can hide for their future benefit.

So I ask what is worse, The person who assaults and burglarizes you or the person who steals your kids potential future? or how bout your lifetime savings and retirement? For me I can live with a beating, don’t know if someone else would live doing the two latter. Hud.
 

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I call BS. The LL legal team is leaking BS info buy LL sympathy and reduced sentence. Those who are OK with what LL did, need to be screwed over by her, then you’ll change your tune.
Imagine your kid has spent a good amount of their childhood in rowing practice, training for hopefully a spot on prestigious college team or maybe even a scholarship and if good enough a spot on the Olympic Team. The Olympic prospects in this sport only come from big name schools unlike some other sports. Then the coach of USC which has verbally promised your kid a spot at USC all of a sudden reneges. Your kid is shattered, along with some others kids who lost their shot at attending an affluent school because someone undeserving had more money and influence than you did.
I can already see our Olympic teams being fielded with a bunch of undeserving lackeys looking for spotlight instead of dedicated athletes performing for the honor of representing our country.

This effects all of us, not just the select few who were immediately screwed over. USC though being a private school receives a lot of public tax money from State and the Fed. Let’s face it, anyone who doesn’t earn their place will never appreciate or return the investment, time and energy put into them as someone who did.

Where does this begin and where does it stop?
I doubt this is the first or last time LL and others used their wealth and celebrity to influence undue advantage for their children over others.
It’s only a one time deal if they’re caught the first time and the punishment is severe enough to prevent future immoral intentions. This is not one of those punishments.
We need to throw the book at white collar criminals. It’s destroying the moral compass of society. Look at how many people will destroy someone’s lifetime efforts or savings knowing they’ll only get a few months or few years max prison time for stealing $Millions in blink of an eye that they can hide for their future benefit.

So I ask what is worse, The person who assaults and burglarizes you or the person who steals your kids potential future? or how bout your lifetime savings and retirement? For me I can live with a beating, don’t know if someone else would live doing the two latter. Hud.

Honestly? I am hard pressed to think of anything that affects me less than her, her kids, Olympic rowing, or what school she paid.

I do find it odd, the outrage against her, while your side is more than willing to turn a blind eye to FAR worse transgressions by people with REAL influence on us all.

Not trying to be combative, just kind of scratching my head over it all.
 

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Honestly? I am hard pressed to think of anything that affects me less than her, her kids, Olympic rowing, or what school she paid.

I do find it odd, the outrage against her, while your side is more than willing to turn a blind eye to FAR worse transgressions by people with REAL influence on us all.

Not trying to be combative, just kind of scratching my head over it all.
I’m glad you’re not effected by this. But I have friends and family whose children have been denied acceptance to USC and other schools because of these scams. So it’s kinda personal.
Not sure what you mean by “your side?” If your talking politics, I’m an Independent and don’t have a side. Just so you know, This issue is not about politics, nor is it about you and I, it’s about right and wrong.
 

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Honestly? I am hard pressed to think of anything that affects me less than her, her kids, Olympic rowing, or what school she paid.

I do find it odd, the outrage against her, while your side is more than willing to turn a blind eye to FAR worse transgressions by people with REAL influence on us all.

Not trying to be combative, just kind of scratching my head over it all.

Stop it.

She was wrong for buying her kids way into USC. It’s not fair!

Just like the unions that buy off politicians. No wait, that is perfectly fine.
 

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I’m glad you’re not effected by this. But I have friends and family whose children have been denied acceptance to USC and other schools because of these scams. So it’s kinda personal.
Not sure what you mean by “your side?” If your talking politics, I’m an Independent and don’t have a side. Just so you know, This issue is not about politics, nor is it about you and I, it’s about right and wrong.
Agree with what you’re saying but these scams are a small fraction of why kids aren’t getting in chosen schools. My youngest had over a 4.0, ASB president, active in multiple charities. No go to his first choices. Schools love of country/state students. Doesn’t cost schools more money but they get to charge a shitload more. (Great that our tax dollars subsidize it). The next chunk are filled with “diverse” candidates which leaves a few spots for everyone else.
 

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I’m glad you’re not effected by this. But I have friends and family whose children have been denied acceptance to USC and other schools because of these scams. So it’s kinda personal.
Not sure what you mean by “your side?” If your talking politics, I’m an Independent and don’t have a side. Just so you know, This issue is not about politics, nor is it about you and I, it’s about right and wrong.

Yeah I get that, but jail? Really?
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yall should actually go read what these people did....we are talking non profits, people taking tests for the kids, claiming learning disabilities, paying off coaches at BIGTIME schools with too many athletic programs. Many people lost their jobs because of this and rightfully so. This was criminal activity. Worse than insider trading in my opinion. But seriously go check it out there is a documentary already on how this mastermind figured it all out and ran a massive business on it. Smart man super con artist
 

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Yeah and I‘m sure none of the countless star athletes did anything inappropriate to get admitted and a degree
 

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yall should actually go read what these people did....we are talking non profits, people taking tests for the kids, claiming learning disabilities, paying off coaches at BIGTIME schools with too many athletic programs. Many people lost their jobs because of this and rightfully so. This was criminal activity. Worse than insider trading in my opinion. But seriously go check it out there is a documentary already on how this mastermind figured it all out and ran a massive business on it. Smart man super con artist
What’s the name of the documentary? I’d like to check it out
 

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I think a lot of you are missing the big picture here. Lori Loughlin (though hot) is just plain stupid and deserves everything she got (if not more). If Lori Loughlin would have spent the $500,000 + on donating to the school I am pretty sure her two little rug rats would have been admitted. These idiots were deducting the cost of the bribes from their federal income taxes.
 
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Some ones got to use those cells. Bacerra, Harris didn't do Jack,Padilla and Gaviscon aren't gonna fill them.
 

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Why didn't they just pay off the university admissions people instead? Would have saved themselves a lot of problems and probably some $$$'s. Was this rowing thing a way to get a scholarship or just a way into USC. Guessing that the girl couldn't make it with grades or SAT score to be accepted like everyone else.

She took a spot on the rowing team that an actual rower should have gotten by having her head photoshopped on to a picture of an actual rower with no intention of staying on the team. Could not get in on academics or athletic talent so peeps bribed her way in. Nothing wrong with that lol.
 

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Send me $500k and a pic of your kid on a row machine and I'll get her full ride scholarship on USC row team......

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Why they didn’t just do it the old fashioned way and donate a million bucks (would have been net the same given the tax break) to name a building or something and they would have easily let the kids in. No one would have batted an eye. Now even that gravy train is off the rails. They really screwed up a lot of things, especially for the real rich folks. đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
 

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You asked me a question, I responded. What makes you think I’m not calm?

Keep in mind this guy capitalizes every word and can’t articulate a complete thought, yet thinks you are verbally abusing him if you type a complete coherent sentence he is forced to read. :)
 

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I do find it odd, the outrage against her, while your side is more than willing to turn a blind eye to FAR worse transgressions by people with REAL influence on us all.

Not trying to be combative, just kind of scratching my head over it all.

Why does there have to be a comparative analysis? It's nonsense to try and make an equivalence between what Loughlin did and a strawman about a politician or whatever.

She and her husband broke the law, and they knew that when they paid Singer. What legitimate reason would there have been for them to falsify documents and photographs and hand over $500,000?

They claimed innocence and acted as if they and their daughters were victims, which is just plain horseshit. They used their money to cut in line, and took scholarships away from kids that had worked their asses off for years in the hopes they would be accepted to a university.

Consider the years of training. Getting up at 4 AM, a mom fixing breakfast and driving her kids to the river, the crew taking the shell out of the boathouse on a cold morning, the coxswain and coaches firing up the team with hopes of winning, long drives to events on the other side of the state, staying up late studying and doing homework in hopes of getting the acceptance letter, and all of the other things that made up the hopes and dreams of those hardworking kids.

Those little shitbags live in Brentwood, and made Instagram posts about their new cars and makeup tips while their parents schemed to steal the dreams of those kids that didn't get the scholarships. Then posters say the prison time isn't justified?

Fuck those people. They should be doing two years, not two months.
 
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I call BS. The LL legal team is leaking BS info buy LL sympathy and reduced sentence. Those who are OK with what LL did, need to be screwed over by her, then you’ll change your tune.
Imagine your kid has spent a good amount of their childhood in rowing practice, training for hopefully a spot on prestigious college team or maybe even a scholarship and if good enough a spot on the Olympic Team. The Olympic prospects in this sport only come from big name schools unlike some other sports. Then the coach of USC which has verbally promised your kid a spot at USC all of a sudden reneges. Your kid is shattered, along with some others kids who lost their shot at attending an affluent school because someone undeserving had more money and influence than you did.
I can already see our Olympic teams being fielded with a bunch of undeserving lackeys looking for spotlight instead of dedicated athletes performing for the honor of representing our country.

This effects all of us, not just the select few who were immediately screwed over. USC though being a private school receives a lot of public tax money from State and the Fed. Let’s face it, anyone who doesn’t earn their place will never appreciate or return the investment, time and energy put into them as someone who did.

Where does this begin and where does it stop?
I doubt this is the first or last time LL and others used their wealth and celebrity to influence undue advantage for their children over others.
It’s only a one time deal if they’re caught the first time and the punishment is severe enough to prevent future immoral intentions. This is not one of those punishments.
We need to throw the book at white collar criminals. It’s destroying the moral compass of society. Look at how many people will destroy someone’s lifetime efforts or savings knowing they’ll only get a few months or few years max prison time for stealing $Millions in blink of an eye that they can hide for their future benefit.

So I ask what is worse, The person who assaults and burglarizes you or the person who steals your kids potential future? or how bout your lifetime savings and retirement? For me I can live with a beating, don’t know if someone else would live doing the two latter. Hud.
It’s likely NO ONE had a spot taken. Coaches are given a few “exemptions” for academically challenged athletes. Those were used for LL kids, so to say someone got screwed by not getting into SC is a stretch given that the place would have gone to another academically under performing kid, if there even was one for that year.
 

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Why does there have to be a comparative analysis? It's nonsense to try and make an equivalence between what Loughlin did and a strawman about a politician or whatever.

She and her husband broke the law, and they knew that when they paid Singer. What legitimate reason would there have been for them to falsify documents and photographs and hand over $500,000?

They claimed innocence and acted as if they and their daughters were victims, which is just plain horseshit. They used their money to cut in line, and took scholarships away from kids that had worked their asses off for years in the hopes they would be accepted to a university.

Consider the years of training. Getting up at 4 AM, a mom fixing breakfast and driving her kids to the river, the crew taking the shell out of the boathouse on a cold morning, the coxswain and coaches firing up the team with hopes of winning, long drives to events on the other side of the state, staying up late studying and doing homework in hopes of getting the acceptance letter, and all of the other things that made up the hopes and dreams of those hardworking kids.

Those little shitbags lived in Brentwood and made Instagram posts about their new cars and makeup tips while their parents schemed to steal the dreams of those kids that didn't get the scholarships. Then posters say the prison time isn't justified?

Fuck those people. They should be doing two years, not two months.

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Why does there have to be a comparative analysis? It's nonsense to try and make an equivalence between what Loughlin did and a strawman about a politician or whatever.

She and her husband broke the law, and they knew that when they paid Singer. What legitimate reason would there have been for them to falsify documents and photographs and hand over $500,000?

They claimed innocence and acted as if they and their daughters were victims, which is just plain horseshit. They used their money to cut in line, and took scholarships away from kids that had worked their asses off for years in the hopes they would be accepted to a university.

Consider the years of training. Getting up at 4 AM, a mom fixing breakfast and driving her kids to the river, the crew taking the shell out of the boathouse on a cold morning, the coxswain and coaches firing up the team with hopes of winning, long drives to events on the other side of the state, staying up late studying and doing homework in hopes of getting the acceptance letter, and all of the other things that made up the hopes and dreams of those hardworking kids.

Those little shitbags lived in Brentwood and made Instagram posts about their new cars and makeup tips while their parents schemed to steal the dreams of those kids that didn't get the scholarships. Then posters say the prison time isn't justified?

Fuck those people. They should be doing two years, not two months.
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Have any of you ever been inside a federal prison? It sure as hell isn't like any state prison I have been to. I can pretty much tell you that she isn't suffering too bad. Yeah, she is confined, but it surely isn't "hard" time. You can't believe how clean they are. They are like a country club when you are used to playing municipal courses. Night and day. Now, I never want to wind up in jail or prison, but if I did, I would want to do a fed crime to go to the country club.
There are Maximum Security Federal Prisons with legit killers. Dublin is a Minimum Security and a Camp (where you are not behind bars at all).

I would imagine Laurie Laughlin is in the camp. You are right, she shouldn't be complaining at all.



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Yeah and I‘m sure none of the countless star athletes did anything inappropriate to get admitted and a degree
yep witnessed a lot of stuff firsthand....my pops even more lol....fucker got a car and a credit card from his recruiting days
 
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You don’t think deals and money were paid for some of these athletes to get into college and get through college?
i think there is a difference tho....we are making the school tons of money....therefore getting paid for our services....
 

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Daughter looks like she got boobies

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Lori Loughlin Released from Prison After Serving Nearly 2 Months in College Admissions Scandal

Lori Loughlin has been released from prison after serving nearly two months for her role in the high profile college admissions scandal.

A legal source confirms to PEOPLE the Fuller House actress was released from a federal correctional facility in Dublin, California, early Monday morning.

Back in May, Loughlin admitted to one count of conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud, while her husband, fashion designer Massimo Giannulli pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud and one count of honest services wire and mail fraud. The couple was caught up in the scandal in which more than 50 parents allegedly bribed their children's way into prestigious universities

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So they just kept her in there through Christmas.. nice! 😂
 

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I think this thread had a lot to do with her release. Prior to this, I don't think many people even knew she was there. The power of RDP once again!

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That facility in Dublin is hardly a prison that one should be scared of really. Total club fed. Talk about a easy time

Now I wouldn’t want to be in the county facility Santa Rita down the road. alameda county jail (Oakland) has murderers gang bangers, etc.
 

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Maybe I missed the truth to the story. Her kids weren’t smart enough to make it to the college she wanted them to go to. So she searched to find the person that can get her kids in, whatever avenue that maybe. In this case, “buying” her kids in?

If you fill up an application and get denied, do you find any other route knowing that you don’t qualify? Sorry too many other kids are working way too hard for others to have an easy “out”.
Dead on..
 
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